Yemen: On July 16, in 2015 and 2018, the US-Saudi aggression targeted residential areas, mosques, vehicles on public roads, and border villages in Saada, Sana'a, and Hodeidah. The airstrikes and shelling resulted in 11 deaths, 19 injuries, destruction of homes, and damage to public buildings. This included incidents such as:

2015: 8 Casualties in Airstrikes on Sana'a

On July 16, 2015, US-Saudi airstrikes hit Al-Ansi neighborhood and Al-Zahra Mosque in Sana'a, killing eight and injuring several, causing widespread fear and displacement.

2018: 17 Casualties in Airstrikes on Hodeidah

On July 16, 2018, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted homes and vehicles in Zabid and Al-Jarahi district, Hodeidah, resulting in 17 casualties, with homes destroyed and families displaced.

The attacks have left a trail of destruction and human suffering, underscoring the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen amidst international silence on these atrocities.

7 Killed and Injured in Aggression's Attack on Public Road

In an attack by the US-Saudi aggression on civilian vehicles in Al-Jarahi district in Hodeidah on the public road, airstrikes killed a child and injured six passengers, destroying multiple cars. The incident caused panic among travelers and locals in the nearby areas. The brutal scene underscores the aggression's intent to devastate Yemeni civilians.

Survivors in hospitals, covered in blood and wounds, reflect the horrors inflicted on innocent lives. Despite international silence, such attacks continue to ravage Yemen's population, leaving families in grief and homes destroyed.

2018: 5 Casualties in Saudi Missile and Artillery Strikes on Sa'adah

On July 16, 2018, US-Saudi forces and mercenaries targeted Shada district, Sa'adah province, with rockets and artillery. The attack killed three children, wounded two others, and caused widespread fear and damage to homes and farms, triggering new waves of displacement.

The deaths of these children, casualties of war, highlight the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen, largely ignored by the international community despite clear violations of human rights and international law.